The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
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! All Bulgarian refugees have, at tha "a
quest OF the Sofa Government, been es
PEELED from Roumanis. 4 l,55,.llI,7IIy \ s
Mather & Bro, distillers, at Louisville
mada an assignment .Thursdey, Thei,
liabilities arc placed ct $4,000. ltE
The Gale OF tho Central Iowa Railrosd
has heen postponed 10 Qctohar 20, owiuo
| to disagreement between + the rival fac
tiong. Ss:'5595ffitt syy5i !. e l'iC1 ~
Daniel Thomas aad Ferd Mauuau, car.
pentels, we're killed at ST. Louie, yesterday
by falling from derrick. Five otho1f
were injured. G7 =
A Golden spike was driven yesterday in
the kansas City, Memphis & Birniughgu,
Railroad at Crews mill, eeven miles wnaI
Of the Miss;ssippi line and 81 miles east al
Aberdeen. Tho line will be opsned for
business at once. y; ~ iii 4. 3;' 111>
The trouble with the negroes in Msts.
gorda and BaJzoria counties, Texas, is be.
lieved to be settled for the present. Two
negroes we're killed, in Sundays conflict.
Oliver Shepherd, a mulstto, the leader OF
tho negroes, has. fed from tho country. NJ
Secretary Fairchild was at the Treasu,,ryy
Department yesterday; and had coaieis
ence with Acting Secretary Thompson,
and later attended the Cabinet meeting.
Mr.. Fairchild will rssume active charge cf
the Treasury Department this morning. 4
General : Master Workman Powderly.
who left Philadelphia OH Tuesday for
Scranton on hia way to Minneapolis, will
not 60 directly to tho eeat OF the conyeu-
tioa, but will step ct I Hamilton, Ont,
where he will make an address to the
Canadian knights. ;55 { AZ. Al 81 .iil
John Skinner, formerly: Master W Wnrk.
man sof Carpenters Assembly GlO3 in
Philadelphia, has brought suit against tho
General Executive Board Of the organiza-
ton for $500 81 alleged to be due him for
repairs to the <. oftL. headquarters ct Sl4
North Eroad gtreet. 4; & h
"a freight train on the Fitchburg Rail-
road was derai!edl OF Shirley yeaterdsy
morning; and eighteen cars were thrown
from the treOk. Frank Langscot, q brake.
man, WAS killed. Two wrecking trains
were sent to the scsne and passenger
trains are now running as usual. l; al !, n
ia,At $50 o'clock yesterday morning Mr.,
Hopper, head brakeman on train 3St on
the Etie Road, while making up the train
six miles east Of Salamanca, csught bis
foot in o guard rail and was unable to Get
it out eThe train passed over him twice,
and he was completely cut to pieces. VI 81
4 John g. Wagner, for many years the
Mayor }ot Morgantown, and teller in the
Merehanta' National Bank OF tha. place,
has bsen taken to Weston and confined
in the Asylum for the Insane. MI. Wag.
ner was one Of the most prominent men
Of his Town and county 1t is thought
that his mind has been affected for some
time, and that this was probably the cause
OF therecent trouble with the bank with
which he was connected. Is
t8Aninteres!ing breach Of! promise suit
has occupied the attention OF the Durling.
ton, w ;{I., Circuits Court. The plaintiff
was Mics Rachel Wills, al young Il Quaker:
esq Of Marion, and the defendGnt Chas.
B. Donnis, an Atlantic county widower oi
%, years, who laid aieseto the heart of Chs
fair Rschel in March, ,IlssQ EHe propossd
masrisge and was accepted, but later on
his love cooled. y The Jury thought the
lady's feelings had been jlacerated to the
extent OIL 81 ,675, I and 80 rendered theil
Iyerdiek i6yst q ~ 4 ~ 1890